Welcome to Predictable with Stu. I am your host, Stu, which makes a lot of sense. I will also tell you I'm a host of another program

along with Dave Landau called Stu and Dave Do America. If you happen to be a fan of Stu Does America

and you're on the YouTube channel, love for you to go search that one out or if you're on podcast,

search for Stu and Dave Do America wherever you're watching or listening, and you'll have that show

too, but stay here too because we get lots of really good stuff right here on Predictable. Let me start with some of the election stuff from

yesterday. Again, this is a very low profile election for a lot of people. There were some

nuggets, though, that were pretty important, and I want to go through that. And I want to

also show you how when you go through an election like this, in some ways, there's more

profitable opportunities than some of the bigger ones, because everyone's focusing on the big

boys, right? Everyone's focusing on presidential election. It's hard to find an edge in an election

like that. Some other elections, you can find an edge if you're watching closely.

We'll show you some of that here in just a second.

I want to hit this first because it affects the bigger picture.

Most Trump-backed challengers beat Indiana incumbents who bucked Trump.

This is from New York Times.

This was the story about how they wanted to redistrict in Indiana. There were seven state senators in state legislators in Indiana

that wound up saying, hey, we don't want to do the redistricting thing. Donald Trump was very

upset about that.

It kind of blew up an opportunity for Republicans to get approximately two more seats,

or at least hopefully two more seats when it comes to President Trump and his approach.

And that leads him to put challengers up and endorse challengers in seven of these races i said this before a million times back on studios america back on the glenbeck

program

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